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Watch cute water voles fight their way back from extinction

Watch cute water voles fight their way back from extinction

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Can You Keep Voles as Pets? 5 Things to Consider - VIVO Pets

Can You Keep Voles as Pets? 5 Things to Consider - VIVO Pets

Bank voles, the smallest of the UK’s voles, at first sight can be confused with field voles, which are greyer, or wood mice, which have a longer tail and bound rather than scurry. 🐭 Bank voles are active during both the day and night, and forage over distances up to 50 metres. Males sometimes travel further to find a mate. 🌙 They make their nests in shallow burrows that they dig just beneath the ground, which they line with leaves, grasses, moss or feathers. They are very nimble climbers and o

Bank voles, the smallest of the UK’s voles, at first sight can be confused with field voles, which are greyer, or wood mice, which have a longer tail and bound rather than scurry. 🐭 Bank voles are active during both the day and night, and forage over distances up to 50 metres. Males sometimes travel further to find a mate. 🌙 They make their nests in shallow burrows that they dig just beneath the ground, which they line with leaves, grasses, moss or feathers. They are very nimble climbers and o

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The Water Vole's Year - Water Vole

The Water Vole's Year - Water Vole

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Here's beautiful Barry the bank... - British Wildlife Centre

Here's beautiful Barry the bank... - British Wildlife Centre

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Moles vs. Voles: How to Tell the Difference Between These Common Garden Pests

Moles vs. Voles: How to Tell the Difference Between These Common Garden Pests

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Water voles | The Wildlife Trusts

Water voles | The Wildlife Trusts

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Vertical footage of a pair of bank voles running on the woods ground before one of them stop to eat

Pair of bank voles fighting on a tree branch in the woods in the daytime, with blur background

Vertical footage of pair of bank voles standing by a big tree trunk fighting on a sunny day

More than 100 water voles have been released into Yorkshire's waters. https://bbc.in/3pD3FFs | BBC Yorkshire

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How water voles left their riverside homes for Glasgow grasslands | Natural History Museum

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The rangers at Winchelsea in East Sussex have for the first time captured on film, Britain's rarest rodent - the water vole. Over a decade of conservation work has been rewarded with this special footage. Take a sneak peak at the little guys caught on camera > http://bit.ly/2oC6b2f | National Trust London and South East

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Water voles are one of the UK’s fastest declining mammals, we’ve lost over 90% in the last 50 years. Our reporter Alyx Barker went to Hertfordshire to see how hard Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust have been working the past year. | Channel 5 News

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Did we catch water voles? Here's the answer! Last month I went on a course from @mammalsociety to learn how to trap water voles safely and humanely for conservation & reintroduction, under licensed pro @merryl_gelling. Water voles are incredible ecosystem engineers: their grazing boosts plant diversity, their burrowing aerates soil, shapes riverbanks and creates habitats for insects, amphibians and small mammals, while also supporting predators like herons and otters. With voles having lost arou

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A colony of 50 endangered water voles, bred in captivity in Kent, has been released into the wild in Surrey, where the species has been locally extinct for 20 years. More here: https://bbc.in/4mjoyS7 | BBC Kent

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Water voles are endangered and individuals born in captive breeding programmes have a lot of hurdles once they are released into the wild - from predators to habitat loss. An added issue is their diet, which in captivity is often apple and carrot - not food they are able to find regularly in the wild. To combat this, the voles bred near Brecon in Powys are having their food grown using an innovative system involving fish poo and nutrient water in order to prepare them for life once they are rele

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Could the water vole become extinct in the UK?

BANK VOLE 🧡 Just a happy little bank vole (Myodes glareolus) eating some grass 🌱. This little one came into us after being caught by a cat. Luckily he was caught just in time and so after a short course of antibiotics and pain relief he was released back to the wild again. #vole #bankvole #rodent #voles #myodes #ukmammals #britishmammals #mammals #environment #britishwildlife #wildliferehab #wildlife #nature #wildliferehabilitation #wildlifecharity #saveourspecies #animals #conservation #wildl

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🐀 The chestnut-brown bank vole is our smallest vole and can be found in hedgerows, woodlands, parks and gardens. This sweet little mammal was spotted at Warburg Nature Reserve near Henley. 🍇 It eats fruit, nuts and small insects, but is particularly keen on hazelnuts and blackberries. Bank voles are very active and agile animals, and are frequently seen - they even visit bird tables. They live in shallow burrows, but may make grassy, round nests above ground if the soil is unsuitable for diggi

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A Bank Vole snacking on the scrap food beneath the bird feeders. The bank vole skitters around woodland and dense vegetation looking for blackberries, nuts and small insects. It uses its large ears to listen out for its many predators, such as the fox and kestrel. Like all voles, it has small eyes, a short tail and a rounded snout. Bank voles have large ears (but not as large as mice) which distinguish them from other UK vole species. | The Robin Whisperer

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Water voles fighting back in Sussex

'Extinct' water voles return to Hampshire

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Reintroducing ratty: water vole reintroductions explained | Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust

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Water voles are almost extinct in Wales - could glitter save them?

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Water Vole Recovery Project | Berks Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust

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